Sentence examples for a damaging attack from inspiring English sources
Mr Conroy's mishandling of the media legislation, including his provocation of a damaging attack from the press barons, might reflect poorly on Ms Gillard's own judgment.
The information commissioner has accused David Cameron and other members of the political establishment of launching a damaging attack on the Freedom of Information Act which he says is encouraging civil servants to obscure the government from proper scrutiny.
The shift away from Windows is claimed to have begun in January, after Google realised that the operating system had been part of a chain of weaknesses that allowed a damaging attack against some of its core systems by Chinese hackers in December.
Hearing of his suspension, some of William's supporters in York launched a damaging attack upon Fountains Abbey which destroyed many of the buildings.
In the second stage, attackers disrupt the energy system to produce a most damaging attack.
How to fend off a potentially damaging attack?
Dante starts off wielding only his sword, Rebellion, but in short order, Ebony & Ivory (his twin shooters), Arbiter (a massive axe with a slow, but damaging attack) and Osiris (a quick, less damaging scythe) are added to his arsenal.
Amid all the government's rhetoric about serving the interests of the many not just the privileged few, the planned cuts to apprenticeship funding – published on the quiet in the middle of the summer recess – are a direct and damaging attack on the life chances of young people.
On the other hand, Maribel has access to a variety of damaging attack spells relatively early on.
Three days earlier, looters had targeted the museum in what turned out to be the most damaging attack on an Egyptian cultural institution in recent history.
Russian television and news agencies reported a damaging surprise attack on Sunday against Russian troops in the town of Gudermes -- which the Kremlin chose last week as Chechnya's new capital -- killing between 5 and 20 soldiers.
